PAPERIE PRODUCT PAGES

Class presented by Jayme Shepherd of Making Memories

at the SA Scrapbook Convention using the

Making Memories PAPERIE COLLECTION

During this class we were given a generous supply of product from Making Memories

and shown how to create two single page layouts by Jayme Shepherd. (See above)

For ease of reference I will call them page A (Adorable) and B (You are so loved).

With all three of us belonging to the 'double page brigade' we promptly converted our

single pages into double page layouts.

Glenda Cressy

In this layout Glenda used page B on the L.H.S. and connected the two pages

with the patterned paper. She cleverly placed the buttons in the repeat pattern.

She used only one flower on the journaling piece and another on the R.H. page.

See here how she added a detail to her flower with twistel.

Glenda Cressy

In this layout, Glenda used page A on the L.H.S. and extended the design over to

the R.H.S. connecting the two pages with the ribbons and flowers.

Note the visual triangle formed with the butterflies, this feature also helps to

connect the pages.

Adrienne Lubbe

Adrienne used both page layouts to form one double page. Page A was used on the R.H.S.

of the layout while page B was flipped horizontally and used as the L.H. page. A flap

was created so that more photos could be added. The paper is double sided so the plain

side of the paper was used instead of the patterned side to connect the two pages together.

The same technique of connecting the two pages with the ribbon was used here.

Click here for a hint on how to place the lettering on a curve.

Delia Russell

Delia used page A on the L.H.S. and page B on the R.H.S. of her double page layout.

She used the patterned papers as a background and left out one of the shaped

journaling pages and replaced it with a photo. For the other journaling page she traced

the die-cut shape onto plain cardstock.

How interesting is the outcome of these pages all using the same basic

design and product??